In this episode 179 of the podcast I bring you an extract from a webinar I recently delivered for our HR Harbour Members on the top tips for managing sickness absence.
These are my practical tips for really managing sickness absence with employees.
I understand how difficult it can be to manage employees who are absent and in this episode I breakdown into some easy steps to follow.
In this episode of the podcast I cover:
- The critical point is to manage sickness absence!
- What the barriers are to effective management of absence.
- The importance of a clear reporting process.
- How and why you should maintain contact during absence.
- The exception when you should not make contact.
- The importance of self-certification forms.
- Return to work meetings and the format.
- What to do about frequent absence.
- Why it is important to get to the root cause of the absence.
- How effective management of absence will help you get to the root cause quicker!
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